Who’s Leaving First

Name: Who's Leaving First
SKU: 6181
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Category: Sculpture

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Phone: 303-699-2631
Victoria’s Fine Art
8658 Catena Court
Parker, CO 80134

Any chance for Victoria to interact with wildlife in spirit, motion or daily life creates the inspiration for her individual sculptures. Victoria’s naturalistic style is enhanced by the use of unique specialty wood such as rare 1500 year-old bristlecone pine, found in the Colorado mountains as high as 12,000 feet.

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"I just have to let you know how pleased we are with our new purchase. I can't walk by it without stopping and admiring "Downy & Ladies". And Rich, thank YOU so much for taking the time to get Perfect Perch - PERFECT. We will enjoy all three of our purchases every day - and we are so glad to have found you ten years ago at the Wildlife Experience. ."

John & Echo Hanebrink

“What first attracted me to Victoria’s work was her combination of refinement and rough natural beauty, all in a single sculpture. Any of her pieces easily demonstrate her capability as an exquisite wood carver, but she is also not afraid to leave well enough alone and recognize what nature has created. The beauty, texture and sculptural nature of Bristlecone Pine is presented in its finest form in Victoria’s work."

Melisa Colvin, Bronze Coast Gallery

“Wendy and I were drawn to Victoria’s art several years ago and now have 6 pieces that spoke to us. They radiate peace, harmony and love. They make us comfortable and happy. They are part of our home.”

Guy and Wendy Clifton

“The sculpture of Victoria Parsons is wonderfully-unique and imaginative. I don’t know how she visualizes what exists in the pieces of bristlecone pine which she uses to create her amazing one-of-a-kind sculptures, but she manages to bring amazing creatures to life from this beautiful wood.Victoria’s creativity is remarkable! and her work would rightly be incorporated into any meaningful art collection. "

Diane D. Mason, Board Member, Society of Animal Artists

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